AI apes fiction as OpenAI and Anthropic models go rogue
Scary bit is that AI designers failed to account for capability of their creations
Ensuring AI technology is used in ways people can trust
The biggest risks of AI are not technical. They are organisational and human
AI and the law: Useful assistant or costly liability?
Ireland’s judiciary is acting to ensure barristers and solicitors are better informed about using artificial intelligence
Legal prohibition not the only barrier to nuclear energy
Calls to revisit Ireland’s nuclear ban are growing, yet experts caution nuclear power remains a long-term prospect with many obstacles
AI is turning everything into a software project – whether worthwhile or not
A 160-year-old economic theory is key to the AI revolution
SMEs ‘bogged down by recent tsunami of regulations’, says Small Firms Association
The State wants smaller businesses to innovate and export, but all the while they lose time and money to complex regulatory requirements
Sony’s PS3 closure raises a big question: who actually owns the games you buy?
Consumers buying a range of digital media are discovering that continued access is far from certain
Ireland’s European gateway status continues to evolve
Array of advantages combine to make Ireland a preferred location for US businesses choosing to expand into Europe
Terminology has changed but sustainability investment continues
The key question remains whether an initiative improves productivity, reduces operational risk or strengthens competitiveness
Making a sporting spectacle of our tourism offering
Emmet Ryan looks at how Ireland stands to gain from upcoming global sports events
State’s digital wallet plan is a gift for cybercriminals and a data privacy nightmare
Everyone wants to protect children from pornography but making adults prove their identity to access sites is not the way to do it
Quiet cracking: The workplace trend that can creep up on employers
Condition manifests in ‘reduced enthusiasm ... and employees emotionally withdrawing’ while continuing to meet minimum expectations
Fintech success built on strengths in technology and financial services
Next phase of growth will depend on helping fintechs to scale internationally
PorterShed at 10: ‘Galway is a huge centre for talent now. The calibre of companies is incredible’
Based in Galway, the start-up innovation hub has embraced the unique nature of its situation and forged its own path
Adapting to compete with the new kids on the block
Expected to deliver as easy an experience as a food delivery or taxi app, established banks are having to pivot